Nicotine metabolite ratio predicts smoking topography and carcinogen biomarker level.
Nicotine metabolite ratio predicts smoking topography and carcinogen biomarker level.
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尼古丁代谢物比预测吸烟地形和致癌生物标志物水平。
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10.1158/1055-9965.epi-10-0674
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2011-02
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Lerman CE
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作者:
Strasser AA;Benowitz NL;Pinto AG;Tang KZ;Hecht SS;Carmella SG;Tyndale RF;Lerman CE
Variability in smoking behavior is partly attributable to heritable individual differences in nicotine clearance rates. This can be assessed as the ratio of the metabolites cotinine (COT) and 3'-hydroxycotinine (3HC) (referred to as the nicotine metabolism ratio, NMR). We hypothesized that faster NMR would be associated with greater cigarette puff volume and higher levels of total NNAL, a carcinogen biomarker. Current smokers (n=109) smoked one of their preferred brand cigarettes through a smoking topography device and provided specimens for NMR and total NNAL assays. Faster nicotine metabolizers (third and fourth quartiles versus first quartile) based on the NMR exhibited significantly greater total puff volume and total NNAL; the total puff volume by daily cigarette consumption interaction was a significant predictor of total NNAL level. A heritable biomarker of nicotine clearance predicts total cigarette puff volume and total NNAL. If validated, the NMR could contribute to smoking risk assessment in epidemiological studies and potentially in clinical practice.